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Toyota Sienna Timing Chain is the core of the reliable V6, which demonstrates how Toyota created the Sienna being family-friendly and ensuring no noise and no trouble in driving. The Toyota Sienna has a capacity of eight seats, the sliding doors can slide with a gentle feel, and the recent safety features that relax the mind of the new drivers. Parents extol the minivan as a smooth ride, a strong fuel economy and the ingenious seats that fold up to give the car van size cargo, which demonstrates Toyota focus on the real world. Stronger frame and the steering makes the Sienna comfortable on the twisting roads, and the fact that operating costs are low is why many of the owners never switch brands despite many years of ownership. The Timing Chain is a tough metal link belt, locking the crankshaft and the camshaft, inside the engine so that all the valves open at the precise moment when the engine requires fuel, to keep the Sienna accelerating so explosively and the Toyota car tradition of reliability. As opposed to a rubber belt, the Timing Chain is resistant to heat and has a long lifespan, therefore it does not require constant care until it reaches extremely high mileage. The hardened pins slice friction and the inbuilt tensioner holds slackness off. Routine oil changes eliminate any stretch and noise in the Timing Chain, which allows families to experience healthy miles. In replacement, the mechanics disconnect the battery, remove covers, position the top dead center, put in the new Timing Chain, install guides, turn the crank, and reseal parts.